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A ' MIL CAMPBELL'S NEW POEM. This Day were published, .- ' ' ' Handsomely printed on Medium .Quarto by Bentley, piice to-Non-subscribers, il . s. i in i boards, , 0 ERTRUDE of WYOMING, • or the Penn sylvanian Cottage, and other Poems, By I'HOMAS CAMPBELL,. ' Author of '' the Pleasures of Hope," Sec. Publisliad for the Author, by Longman,' Hurst, Rers, ' end Omit:, Paternoster.row. , Subscribets' Copies will he i delivered to written orders by the Piablisli4s; arid by Messrs. Wolstertholme, York ; .120. biinion, Liv.t cool ;, Ford, Manchester ; Parker, Oxford Anderson, Ed hufgh; - Smith and Sons, Glasgow; Edwards sod Savage, C, lc; ,Keene, Dublin. GAL BRIT' 11 ‘ LERY — OF PORTAITS. —,. Ytl ItartlY will be published, ' - By T. e A DE; LL satrt W. 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Booker; end W. 'Grace MAILS. AtlltViD...-1 Waterford. Duty-3 Cottenburgh, I MAIN, •s Dublin. r Waterford. Plum: oy STOCKS . ivies DA Y AT ',Willa O I CLOCK• COakOil .• . * . . 457 i 6 TII is S UN. 'calm ovis n'iCags IFALSUM AUWAT ? L N•D 0 IV, FRIDAY, APRIL, 7 A . 1809. , The Dutch Government have passed a Decree, by which home of the, licatriOlions nkon Commerce have been removed. This .measure, -Of course, was not'adopted without the•consent of BUONAIWtI'E s who prObably 114116 it necessary, now that he is Under the necessity of employing lift Troops . in the South of Europe, to affed some linle regard .tor the k stifierings and 'Privations - of • the unfertunate Nople of Holland. Tito following is the substance of the Decree to which we allndt.:-.—Ships belonging to oltand,and 'also Vegmds sailingbncier a oehtral flag, or the flag of a Country :in amity with Holland, are perMitted, koin'the tit of presentntonth, to trade to and .frotp , the . Port;; of Arnstc•rdam, Rotterdam, Dor- GrOening,en; Ernbden, Hailingen, Vere, Ziefekzee, Deltzyl, and Browershaven.--,1 pri n ted list of the articles allowed to be imported into,:and exported from these Ports,. was received yesterday sloog kith the Dutch .Papers, of which the follow ing is,a translation Ez.reit./3:—Eartiteewate, Vinegar, Beer s , Prussian Blue, Plower Plants, Hoots, Beani; Pease, Brandy, Tiles, Green and Pease, Crap; ilaberriaActY, Gin, bats. Muyeipenis et Wat , ho4,`To , sy'Dty Cheeso,,Carrierre. r oti p bk, e l. 9 n, dTr e e•:-P l / 2 - ri , , n w e ( b z; goats, pipes, 8.1::i)4forn : S4rilini, Cards, Turf, Starch. Pcia3,Topaccu, Tetrace,.• Linseed, Fruits,. Wine. •Cluvur Sited, Oaricn Seed, Silk Manuraitured Couch. Int 04 TA..—OOlll, HSI? Hemp Seed, Ship amt House: Tirnber, Itussiais Hides, Copper, Quick silver, Linseed, Pitch, P0t4611, Stock. Mimeo°, Tat. joi,v, Pitch arA %Car, isloglcis, Wax, Hating, Wo p J, Winq, Iron, Lead, Caucllcs, itavy Learispr arid Hider.; The appoint:llNa of Sir ARTHUR WELVOSLILY to command of the Army in Portugal, appears not coite to meet with the approbation of the Oppod lion Writers, but they seem very much at a loss for aotne plausible ground upon which they might ob. jea to the measure. The military skill, the talents 0(94 A. Wata f asetme are not denied, but then it is said * that the powers with which be is invested are too great. We really believe that thostz who make the ohje6tion do not know the nature or extent of his powers : but the Most singular part of tee objection is, that it is to the poWers gram.. ed to Sir Arftwa by the PRINCX 'REOnNT, and not by the !British Gnyernment,,of winch they cola. , plain, and they demand, with great gravity, to ba In! orrued, whether Sir A. WELLsaLEY, who is going to take the command of the Army•in 'Portugal, has , oasts not had frequent consultations with the Por tuguese Ambassador ? Without giving a deeided an swer upon so momentous a question, we may venture to state, that we thil,k it highly probable that Sir' Aarnuit has had several conversations 4ith the Por' . - tuguese Ambassador, but-how- those conversations afford a proof that the PRINCE REGENT has invested Sir ARTIIDE with powers that are too extensive, or what authority the English . Newspapers have . to question the conduit of the Patrice - Recant upon that subjed, we really cannot conceive. Oupßeaders, we are convinced, will be happy to learn, that Sir ARTHUR WIILLE4EY will, in a very short nme,:be at the head of :30,000 British Troops in Portugal, exclusive of the Native Force which has been organized, in that Kingdom. With such an Army,_ commanded by such a General, we may not. only consider Portugal' as safe, but we may hope : that very effeanal assistance will he given to the Spatiiards.. , There em be no doubt that Souur's Artily, which threatened the North Last', Frontier of Portugal, is by no nieani . i n a conlition to ad vance. It has bee n seized . with an Epidemic Fever s which rages in- Gallicia; atilt has suffered so severely that it will not be able to ..aet with any effeLt for some time.. . - • The following, we believe, will be found a tole rably corm& list of Sir A. WELLESLEY'S Staff, and of the General Officers employed urdur his com mand : The Right Honourable Sir ARTHU a W ELIASL Y, K • B. Cozniu4nrier of the Forces. Lieutenant.Cotonel BATHURST, Military Secretary. • The Honourable Final:lly Stittinorit, and Lord Frtz tt oy SOMERSET, Aidel-de-Carnp. Brigadter.Gen. the: lion. G. Slr 1 , ..tV A Xr, Adjutant-General. Colonel MURRAY, Quarter-Master General. Major COLXN CALI:':LL and MajJrl.3•.p.nzt.tr, Assist ant Adjutants-General. GENERAL OFFICERS. MajOr.GCTIIIT3I Sittitsaeoica. • Major. General Lord WILLIAM Mintz Nett, Majar.Gofteral EDWAXD PAGIT. Mejor.General ti tr. L. MAjor.Genoral PA./tit and Major-General Carrot:, Ca vAlry.• Major.Geoeral jOl4O MUXIAY. ' htijor.Geueral MACS,ZNZIS. Blelt it situ . Major-General zx CAt,:rotLt. Lieut.-Ger. -:,1 CARTWILICtiT to c.lniaLtad tlic Cavalry. The whJle of , Ite force to he ne ar ly 30,000 men, • of which 18 r, o are already in Portugal. From four to five ....and ate gone out under General CHILL; frwt, ri,te , .; to four thon'iand cavalty to f011ort; also 1.3%1 n r three regitntnts more of nitlintry, IL:aides A vesscl has arrived at Live:T(ol, with the intelli gence that the American Legislative B o dy h as ulti mately reje4t l ed the 401 for repeallog the Embargo Law's. t his infortnatiun has caused a Ilse itf articles of Arierioan produce. Leiters have been received froin Petersburgh, dat es late as the auth ) On motels of nature they are ,wholly silet., bur they inlbrin ul that all articles of produce hod risen in price, on account of au expected demand for exportation. !• • A Danish Privateer, (alien by the .Raver Stoop of 'War, in the Cattegat, arrived at Yarmouth ory "Wednesday ; she mennted four large guns,' besides swivels; After she was manned by the English; she fell in with and engaged a Danish Intliamen for an haur and half, and. W 35 preoaringlor carry her by boarding, when two Privateers hove. in sight, Which obliged . thern to leave. her they, bad only one man .killed, none wotinded. Wednesday ,the 'Navy .Club dined at the Thatched kinuiteTavern,,Sir 4NARBW SN#en tiAgo ND f il . th o Chair. Lards Ige . I.VILL,R, HoTuAst, .GARD N en, N4weax,RADSTQCIL Sirs H. PAR mut, q. HAN row, L'COLPOYS, F. COLWELL ;, Allatirals ESSING TON, HAbIILTON, and Capt. Scott.; were among the Corllpany. 'A seizure Of arms, a few days ago, at Gravesend, on board of an Indianian, has excited a considerable' degree of bustle.. The Ship was permitted to pro- , ceed to Portsmouth, and two Direcrors'were deptitt4 to investigate this .extraordinary litv.iness, on , heard. It is stated in a Paper of . yeaterday, twat 'Mate, and Parr, have, in cotiseque)ice, been . suspended, and ordered tct town to'giVe:44 account of their conduct to tne Court 61 - Diiectora... They have , been Superseded by.-c..lapt, ileoosze,!Mri ANA vituw EYRE, alu I • MK - Stz'grAiur who were sworn in at the Indialiouse. and reache d: Portantouth just 'in time to make the necessary arrangements for sailing with the China Fleet. The I)ireCtors Who ;Were tent to Portsmouth are hourly ,oxpeCted in town;, when a grid investigation of this mysterious transaction will take place at the India fluet,c;lted the result will . probably be, before the public in a few days. Last week a field, part of the Rottington-hall estate, near Whitehaven, was ploughed, which has not been,turned up since the year 1760. It is fur ther remarkable, that a . person assisted- in the ploughing of it this year, who . was einplOyed On, the k•arriti work at the period above mentioned, when he discovered a number of large vessels en tering' the Channel, and anchoring io Ramsay-bay, .which proved to be Commodore,ELLiores squadron with the captured Rein of Tutittor. • • su l ci DE ,—.o ll Monday t a 'reSpeCtablo Man of the name of Legate, a Swill, put H period to his exist, ence at his tion.:a in ll tekneyproad.. apNared ht. fore the Coroner; that. Mr., 'bad laboured -under dt.jeetion of apifiis for somedays, and on Aislid:sy "morning his wife found him dead on the bed. fie had suspended himself by a ,ornall cord fixed. to the Ixd-post; and he was fnund in a reclihing posture,sO that he must have been very resolute in the COtiltlllim . Sim of the wi.—.LunaQ. NAVAL aEWS. . , , Yesterday there was a very numerous meetin g of the Common Council of the City of London, for the purpose of taking,into eonsideration certain R. , ,01u tions relative to the late Inquiry into the Condua of , his Rottol.Higliness the Duke of Yerk. - The Loren MAYOR took the Chair at half ppst tWely6 o'clock,' aricrafier - ii - giibd deal of rote ine 311- . ' siness had been gone through, the itequisialonAo ...• the Lord Mayor, for galling a Special Court On thii .- - , r. • sebjea, v ai read. Mr.' GooDak HERB then rase; He said ;c was un— neeeisary for 1 - 4 : ,rn to dwell mui - th Upon the stibjcet neat had Called.thern,tegether this 'day, He did .net -, believe that the attention t f the Hon*: of Conirnons, since the peried of the Revolution, had been - oecupied! by a more important Inquiry.than Oat into the Con duet of his . Reyal Highness the Duke Of York. The Court of CorninoriCouncil had oaten met, from year . to year, for the purpose of votirg' their thapks, and paying a triaute of praise to those persons who had distinguished themselves by their valour , and intre pidity in the . field; acid for their stleceastb,,latcPieVe tnents both by'. Sea and land; ,but when at l'asc,,,we . had come to strike the balsnce of. a ivantsge prisieg 60'11 1' 11 H these successes, we had ilea often tinnot it nothing but a fruille , ,s•waste of blooj, :add i1:1 aecualula..ion of debt ou the coUntry...e,This tv:ls the ea-e in the il.rnerican ..war, sod it . as meets so in . - the war ' which has b ess been been wage<!, 1 tot t l!ee:: fi fteen - yeafg‘ , 'relit w !iiili W;a4 first enteretf ' into i..r the eorpose ot fer,Ciog:i gtiv,l. `,..-ut s , r , , , -, :.. 0, " , l the `Frenell oetion, century to th e It" ":'' -'''; • `" alter rue tlitnercan war, a society was forle.t.a, los t in e ..-- purpose of obtaining:et' reform of emit Ilon' , t ., 1t,•; c u - k_ :_.; ruptions witch eAtst...d'in . .)l2o Govern !.les,l i big: ti.. : society was destroyed by the current ,If 1:- . !!! I ''' , "L i ' l the trends of 1114 - 01111 , Wtfte - sc,ttiereti, aim dr;V ,. . , "It° the .back ground. It it not peace and n asieudity, not war and rapine, which are .11..; - sources of tyrrop . tibia, and those thing' ott which it feeds. But it ke . : had b e en accustomed to vote our thanks for brilli.ibt . , deeds in.the 'army or trtvy, we were hd+- cr.v.e d t, , on for ou acknowledgoleitts to a man who had been bold enoug h to attack corruption even in the highest individual. ° When we found smell a rrtan as sr.Wa!" ... die, who, unaupporte I n: :t; ;.:oree had denounced the greatest abuses, we cunid not appreciate his. cOndut. too highly, and he hoped that this Court would reitivt him an unanimous vote of thanks.: He . then went on to say that the existence of undue itifluelice was proved by.ttie late decisions of the House of Com mons on the subjea of the Duke of York; and in . deed this did not appear to hint very,surprisitig when he considered the prodigious influence created by • our large establishineuts both of the army and navy, and by the inunerise - teveame which was raised irunt „the country. This undue influence was so greats :that unless the libertiesof the people were supported, they Would be lost. But it was the langhtige At ,otnet men, " let him that dues not like the 'eotitury leave it." Now this appeared' so hini the language of madmen, for every I.nglishinan, he beiiceed, loved .'his country and his Cci.s..autiois '; ise only, kit. in' dignant at its abus+.s ; ,i,id it Was the dilly of eve/ man to exert:himself tor the correc - ,eors of, !host' abuses, in order twit toe CditStitution Lingle 'be crl " Joycd is as lust purity. Icwors incutiooot et. then:: . isle to recollect (hat Mi. Vinidle cd"'" it)r ! ')/1!1 fc ,4, . .attuck abOses, nut Aii h . tne r.ssistace iii :"" 11 , a ~ nor with the assistiss,. cot the 1 - 3\ `' u"D'els a NbWMARKET' CRAVEN MEETING,. sB9. I th e CrOwty, whose dill' it was to follow tit) lti ' . I 1 ',l)d ritu! , 3o ,,, y .' . , l' prowcme ,iLoitiV Of every kiud;•.tor the rxt,“-•' - ". ~, Gen. p,i,veni.,, , :; Akalia, ban . Lord jeriety!s , Lauretta i . 1 • b ' iid►i or illt:il t)11 7 $ p‘op e, 011 w use :14:C01111f they• lo I 1 , - , it tat. 71b. each. !),I. suogs.,-.2, to t '2gsr - A alto. ..'" , Geo: GrQ4yerior's WoodWelLettead, lsst.3lb. teat Sir C. Turner"s Cltlor4, Siot. Ilii, It.'lki , toop,-,.-5 to 4on Wood . `, their . aid and influenc?. - hot W i spii a-0 u l ' l ' ll L d Uft . ll.li:A. ' . ' . , i $ Olt (tie cOntrargy,' tile'v .gaise' tr v e. 4c.e' used pcydn, a 4,.. „ , k torts, the exertions.: ot 'Mr.. Wardle, were croWit Mr. Croft's Bacchanal, 4 yrs old, Bst. 61b. I),:at M r. ,LoOtla.. ; ~ , . .•,... old, Bsr. ilb.l.Acrqss .tne .Flat, toogs. burn's Cirini.ildi,' 6 yrs . ... -;:y tO 2 blt titceiiiiitill. , • . : rosiortry of thelpowie ot Ciiitionoits; 'At iva it r • Gen. Grosvenor's tVoodwell- bead , 2 yrs old, list, te4.4 Sir . , u 11 . 11 sucti . sut.cesx, that he was con v iricti, il ndr i . i.:: ma:jt,rity of the ped • • were t 1 tioe I:re et''' (.11. ph., to op. t , i . hunbury'a bl. 0. Oereer, 3•Yrs old, 9st. tolo. `l wv-yr . .i„ , „ , 1 , ~., , , ~, 1 ,.,,,. ; Ved , . tilt 1114 !List r.r , .ori.4csunt t.,r int! ....,rovi ti .... ..,,, ~., old Courscosgs.— 6 to 4 apt WoOtIVOC11:110.1d. : • Mr, Thornhill's RJlpiiins, heat Sir C. Turner's Bramble; , at, anci pt!rtiul;ca the . b ressest ~t,,1,.i... ivir. ‘ N' , ," " *sr. ). each. Ab ill, 20420.-5 to 4 011 Rsilphiria. w..-.s - oracet.i in the 111+151 Oenc.iteaud %lit:it:tut , i.,, t.:•ii lO U ; A Su bscription Plate ot SA. for 2.yr ulils, cistrying 6st. yeb. :,„ .. Bra t . i , n , ~ d .•• 1 • . r • , 0 cos , Of 3yr of / hr - , list. clo. 4.yr oldit, Bst. 1316• s-yeolils, ptAit... 6 - A "at -1 ' '' l .v 4)111 t ) 1 3(1 . 1 l' 1 •• t '''''' I . ". ' 6-yr olds and aged, 951.'8111. -O.A. : Viiiiiol.l, kirols wer4 - solperooel o v, ll - !!,,,,,n t .. L, 11: . .;,,,,,. so- Mr. ... Ladbrokc's br, c. by Tnitnitator, out of I)oubtful, tkitituattal ail tfiuse cluticulitei -by 1.1 , , C0‘4,40,,, ~,,4 1 i„er. a yrs old ' - . - -' - - I SCS'dfailLC ; and tits hrtinit..".s . 11 0 ~ C oulee :-,.- .......n: not Mr, "Goodisson's hr. c. Chance 2 yrs ol d - 2 ' ,s(i: - pasied by arty i).avc.ry of ..I 13,1:10 . ,.I , ) 0; t ;,, , , , :i k'.ll.f s Mr.•Kellerinan's bi. h. Monk Lewis. s yrs via - 3 !-. Mr. e i , prowno's ch. h, brother to Maitistonc, s yrs 014 . 4 unroll I lii , ,i Lout t half Nes) i , , tit; ..,01.,,ii of 1;11 „,.. /!win by Softerer, 2 yrs old -.-- ,s, thanit to., iinnt , .. , l, tie ii) , ;tio . ..;4t tionl'l 'Ti!,..t.„41::.:y0 Liiv . D SLidi : lot:t.i'lsTi.jitinicik:;,:eni,lb,.,,iici ch.CitY s w i r: c d , ill i t ' y r 1 7, 1 :; r , Da t ' Y ' _a. yrs old, 4 . olayed by ttith te,o,, nodes . .111 Ci;Ctii;,.. 1 ,... { ...;., li, il ;9‘it - 7 ' Gen. Grosvehtirts b. C.' Woodwell-ur'ad,' 2 yrtiOld '... t i r unparalleled in Liti:...11 . .) . ,..ity .;; t , ‘,..;,,,,,,,,,;.y. iie Lai lerS'cy's br. h. 1 psvviiii „ 4 yrs oid . - ~ dr hoped that it w,uld tiot be ;,. ;' l .•-,1 te.,01: L.i: .;tiI.,,IPIY) S to rigst:lrutnpstor. . . arid 11141 good_ c0p4,114013t.: wut3l,l ,t, t,,, ticitt it, jo j . __ • Geri. Grosvenor'li 1 , (14Y0 . W0', bc.oVLil Liwther'tiPellsse' t h a t t h e people, When they wary tams.;; ,' t:, it Xl' 120. T. trit M..:19..)gti it, ti.-.. 7,449 4 Ott May. Mr. liar; 's Wren, ssr.iec". yes train Mr. Stephenson's other eleatoo, wouldchoose.such Represe c . ~;;;:0... 5 ' '6.l.itii•l)oubtral, 8:4. lib' Two,yr OW C. wogs. ii- tt.- . . would follow in 11;5 b;eivi i and unite in ext ;1 . , ,!; 11 4 . tor. Croft's Lige,. banal, 4 yrs Old, Bst. izib rec.sags from that eorruptiOn, frou . t wilco ihil enf;fary . ht.hi Illuid. old Course, itiogs. . . . t4l..;(lEiLteoPw4etl:esr7ll;;e7isi3s3e,l):(ni.bt:ll:l.' r j ec Y . r ;l o . i f d ia l' ill Bs lVl t' r. ' P r a w y:c Y 'S r : ,in to y tlear l t' l ilL,i..l. " 'S','' ' ).-11.111)1 ; 11i \ ::' C S' ' ' . : l '' .-i r .t) e ri :l . ' f r ), : ' s ul i:t . l in ; ,‘ i c ti i i '2. !;:t i r t s e ; eirileJ; . .rrc.14 , 1...ti ;11.Id irpti)01:11,1f: 0 ,•hi f ..11 ILla ' . it the flood of i t Fehltnana,llst. Ob. Across,,the flat,' tags spio ft, , . , • . been 'discovered in the ;course or I teo h e, toetalli, The Royal 4cadernicions, we and, have not absoa. were not stoppeti; - it wetild be the , ~,:, ~; , . 1. „ , owe . '' • lutely deterinihed . upen the abolition of "their grand try, and he reprobated ilieitlea the su It ;; roit 01 " appeal dinner. They .Will, no doubt ; duly coos der e iwan - ce:, .. 4h0 . 0 ., ,d 04., ralities of Princes. mEl i d i ( , ) :! f ir or t:i i :,ll I .s '. t il ,; ' l e i:ai ' s liji rt .i t i ) lol:*;):l ; the citiestiori, and' form' their decision open the prin- . !better- things • tt . ' • 'I • I • I °" ii Y ' ,cipies. of liberality, and it proper regard to the sub - 0 ti, :,te l l si re t .toti ;JD( ''• ,i . 6 '4 1) 16 / L. kar.,Settib,;(ll. the-loinitution. 'Wo'cOiieeive, we i. e .d e -dby , 5 , „ei nor titt. tense r.eso, '..oe, eeoolipie e:AJL :„.. , "., hoWever,'-ihat the great talentivof th& Meetitsrts in general, and •dt. those 'ho contribute tn .. the 7 Exlsibi- • , s ; to be of the ,wortt totluerso•, , s po , t d t i l iorlY 6 ,, h ; toe country into the v -ry g o t, .' „ 34 ,, t 0 t i. j ,). :too Lion, have.:;raised - the I:itio 'At f rit.l6 ; this - Courtiry.'4e. a c • ' ''' - - '''' ' , 't ',*-- a ' •s'ist ne- • . omerion Council ot hilt:. E.:l yo, i.,oti.ori 0 1 ' A eight'ti that . plates . them far above the.neoessity of . . i I . , . '1'1! :Inu courting;oatronage by th is anneal hospitality. ' cessari y elite Wt.llisit.l.4, Ito the - coutitry at ii... - , ~0 he hopedahe kies.iietio.:s they w o ooi coast! 1 0 ti' . A •. . ~. • • • NeryHerteordearr FttPort.was ••in cireplation 'jty, 'e uuld give a' .Arid, tis other public ignet'"g st yesterday i i , it'i`eity,, ,; litose4pAterx is Said tOinwe . 4+ IkICI‘ iotgot be the Means of vest ri ii. the l i ber ai i ]tilled, ''with' ids own hand, Geheral ItlAlsctia t." ti , :s of toe kingdom. ~.-Mr. G,,,,do,here Jinn' I ' • - lew is saidto have been given, at: the end tel a the Itesoluoeos (for w h ich see the,fi(st page). , r c • T vil e etit altercation, ill' which MASIUSA refrOiletied ..:rir. NI! -LL44''ectnij4.l the i,toioillliilli , i !Il sa!Sii° ll4 BUONAPARTV With thiowing away, fer tile rnere , Specti. He saki he 'trusted ,tie u.. tiie cilecti ell Ito chance of aggrandizing his tinnily, the bele:tits of late ftitithrylll the fit.nlle tit' 0.)taxi11011', •tifitu.a Pt' , all the vieloties obtained by their stsurual . e xC,e*- -1 10114, 111 Ike uti lir.oh; IMO Out i<t, i, )111dh.,1 , tut tuc c 0 .. ,o “: r r i and by the . bloOd of so many thousands of French : - our liti,re..scio :ARTS S.C.CIi 0....,rtf1y - ::1 -. 1. lo de', otioi ei men. " Had f.knoWn," said MASSISNA, 4 ' 11 . 13. t V4it'.. -lIWII :IS We coul,l re.y Llironi. 'LAS \V•ih WLi 3 I ''' ' "''' ' , l ,,, shOuldhavetci tight ill these battles over again viral' , ucLe,s..ry, sit Idt.a. a -- --....., canctii.Ad,..l,lot4, ~: , ..,j. ) ,, ;01i/tall!. ,'• , ~,J or Austria, and otikeis with Spain, in ' order to make . th,t 9:.: 1..:,.:11 ..oners' duel I ; Vt.Cts VA. i + i ti , “-'''' Ili , your brothers Kings, I would rather have fought such lento:lit:V . 4lS 10 betod .`.ioS` , li , •; . .;A) , 'ls' "" I '' ' ,„to against you than with, you."' When we:state; that . rheiii, W.ot‘ll %vas ilea. I. ,i mai:tit,: , +i ti 4,, ‘ V"7 the preceding ,rurnonr .is in cirCulation., it is, or f lihttia: i'a,Cotiose. it,: hi i course', fully understebd - 11011 we do hot, 'in the i 'The fo'si ILsototion wai !Rat ilr, t;o 011 "" '--c „, r i oll slightest degree, vouch tor it. , Mi . . 3. DIXON ro.Ake.-..-fle tirh.cl Vi ,;, ii "t 1311- „. .. . . 'Chree (Vipers sat in 'the carriage with-the King - the hot rid pio:dre , 4 +4 Inch L,.. , ritit , ,,,: I. 1,:4:i toll V W ' . d .. ' , of Sweden, :on his way ao : the ca t a t i e le rid o c f d l.) by ro a tn n it e ig i. t l t h(„ l,2 to c et ,.;;_v: , , _of , .R i . 1 ., . c o e f a i rr . it ~. ., .! . ,, , , ,i i , o . t . , , i ,: , ; ‘ , ~ ..., , : ,. ., _ ;,, ,- , t , i : l , l : ) . E 'i l , „; i f ,, t_ u b ' a , holm, in which he iS confined, „ ~.. wow cost of 80 met). - ' this cou.t, ~, wn, th., ~: -;.. •,' ;::li.leusi ne .e'7 , ,il i, . I 'The Queen, who has . been indisposed all the win- 1 wores. ft be kite . ' ! , ..-t 0e0ei , ... ot tiosco../,,,,i,, o i 0 ter, is at Raga, with the Crown .Prince, who is ! there„ never was a .1„,- ri wore. vlrtui,os, H l , ''' . 4 0 abouenine years sari a halt : old, and her two &nigh- : what:a, or. one. I 'term. . • I to do 'good to init:. another. kb e hetieeed the. 0 1 ."' . • cool - , ~,,,,• people weir 111010 dliN I. ~ • COURT OF commoN COUNCIL. PvnuouTtr, Amt b.--Sailcd the Heider Frigate fOr Cork . ; and the Sylvia Cutter with Dispatches foe the East Indies.• . Cagle down the harbour and anchored itt the Sound the A/ert Sloop of War: Arrived the Eliza, HODGE, from Dartmouth ; lkillianz and Nary, FAR It AN T i from Lyme ; Ceres, Eir Am,. from Arundel; Henrietta, DARTON, from Bridgewater; Po, MASON, from Exeter ; Friends, Cu mINGE, frolic: Llanelly ; atid the ArgO, TAYLOR, from Southampton: It was the Valiant, which sailed yesterday, and not the Tliunip4—the•latter remains in Cawsand Bay. DEAL, APRIL (I.—Arrived His Majesty's Ships Osprey 'and ,front a crulie. Sailed the Ca e 1 for 'the River, wattle Furious with a eptivpy fur Hull,. Came n from' the River the Dover. Castlr Indiathan and the 4tentor,,Qi.i4si, tar Ma „dein)) and 'remain in the Dowhs; with his Nlajdsty's Ships as per last. • PoatsMontur, Aryar. ed ibe Nargaret and Isabella, WILSON, from Sunderland; and .the Beagle, --,• frwii Cue rilsey ; also the Elgin Cut ter, With the Samrl curd Jane, &dui?, Cicero, Lurk,. Juno, and tile Tranopqrts; trunk the Downs. . ; , Sailed his Majesty's Ships Vulture,. for Guernsey, with a Fleet of Transports .under. Convoy, and the D4per'on a cruize; also several . ,Vessels tor Stand gate Creek. •. • FA.l.biouvr, Ann, 4.—SJiled.his Majesty's Ship Sparrowhauth on a •• The Transports with the 16th Dragoons on board, Ore cxpeaed to sail to-rnorroW !potting, under con voy of his Majesty's Ship Magmata.. SIIBURNESS, APRIL s—Sailed the Aggressor Gun- • brig. • • APRI L 6.— ! Sailqd the Thunder Bomb, for •pirts mouth heti Elvin., with aconvoy, for Gottentiurgil; and Centinel, with a convoy, for lieligoland. • Sailed his Majesty's Ship" Constant lot,the North Sea: Arrived , hie. Majesty's Ships Standpril and Africa from Chatham, and anchored at the Great Nore ; al+o his Majeity r s Ship resuviqls, from the River, for Deal. Sailcti his Majesty's SLiti Nemesis fov thti North SPORTMG I.IIIrELLIGENCE.